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The Hall - Aged Pilgrims Asylum, Hornsey Rise, North London
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The Hall - Aged Pilgrims Asylum, Hornsey Rise, North London
The Hall at the Aged Pilgrims Asylum, Hornsey Rise, North London. 1649 Pensioners, 120 inmates (!) - 43 Daily Expenditure. The Aged Pilgrims Friend Society was founded in 1807, providing pensions and almshouses for elderly Christians. A residential care home was opened in Hornsey Rise in 1871. By 1928 the charity had homes at Camberwell, Stamford Hill, Brighton, and Gerrards Cross. The Society is now known as the Pilgrims Friend Society and continues to manage residential care homes and sheltered accommodation across England. Date: 1907
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Accommodation Accomodation Aged Almshouses Asylum Charitable Charity Christians Elderly Friend Hornsey Jul17 Pensioners Pilgrims Residential Rise Sheltered 1907
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1. Title: "A Haven of Care and Comfort: The Hall at The Aged Pilgrims Asylum, Hornsey Rise, North London, 1907" 2. Description: This evocative photograph captures a group of 1649 aged pensioners, residing at The Aged Pilgrims Asylum in Hornsey Rise, North London, in 1907. The image, taken at the turn of the 20th century, shows the residents gathered in the grand hall of the asylum, which was home to 120 inmates at the time. The daily expenditure for their care amounted to 43 pounds. 3. Background: The Aged Pilgrims Friend Society was established in 1807, with the primary mission of providing pensions and almshouses for elderly Christians. In 1871, the Society opened a residential care home in Hornsey Rise to cater to the growing needs of the elderly population. By 1928, the charity had expanded its reach to include homes in Camberwell, Stamford Hill, Brighton, and Gerrards Cross. 4. Legacy: The Pilgrims Friend Society, as it is now known, continues to manage residential care homes and sheltered accommodation across England. This photograph serves as a poignant reminder of the vital role the organization played in the lives of the elderly during the 1900s and the compassionate care it continues to provide to this day. 5. Historical Context: The late 1800s and early 1900s were a time when charities and religious organizations played a significant role in caring for the elderly population. The Aged Pilgrims Asylum in Hornsey Rise was just one of many institutions that offered a sanctuary for the aged and infirm, providing them with a sense of community, companionship, and security. 6. Conclusion: This photograph offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the daily life of the residents at The Aged Pilgrims Asylum in Hornsey Rise. It serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of compassion and care that has defined the Pilgrims Friend Society for over two centuries.
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